From: analda{at}hiwaay.net (Analda Anglin)

The Alt.Fan.Monty-Python FAQ
 (C) Copyright 1998-2003 Analda Anglin
Version 6.3
Last modified January 1, 2003

***Important Notices***

Last link check date:  July 14, 2002. If you find any broken links, please
notify me at analda{at}hiwaay.net.

Changes for Version 6.3: Removed link to Castle Cleveland in part two.

Changes for Version 6.2: Added links to Palin's Travels and Python section
at NeilInnes.org in part two.

Changes for Version 6.1: Minor site description updates in part two.

Changes for Version 6.0:  Edited, revised, and updated entire document.


***Index***

Part One: FAQs and Guidelines

Part Two: Python Internet Guide

Part Three: Questions and Answers


***FAQ Facts***
This FAQ was originally written and maintained by John 'Shaggy' Kolesar. In
August 1998 it was passed on to Analda Anglin.   The FAQ
was moved to its own website in February 2000, www.pythonfan.com. Please
direct any questions/comments/additions/dead links to analda{at}hiwaay.net. 
All mail is welcome!

You can get the latest version of this FAQ by (1) sending an email request
to: Analda Anglin (analda{at}hiwaay.net) (2) checking the posts to a.f.m-p on
or about the 1st and 15th of each month
(3) web browsing to URL http://www.pythonfan.com

Many thanks go to the following people who have helped with
ideas/revisions: (In absolutely no sensible order whatsoever) John 'Shaggy'
Kolesar: Original writing of the FAQ and several years of maintenance
Bonni Hall: Net Guidelines, Group History Jester: The Tale of the Origins
of the Infamous "AKA" Sir David: The Liberty Bell March (MP theme
song) Q & A Dave Morning: Authoritative Cause of Death for Graham
Chapman Dirk Rehberger: Translation of the Funniest Joke in the World
Andrew Bromage aka Sir Pseudonym: ASCII Artwork-Foot and Spiney Norman,
available for viewing at the website

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